Legislative theater in senate and house actions
Report covers Senate Tuesday votes defeating journal-reading attempts and passing many bills, with pensions, infrastructure, and land claims. House moves include large pension funding, river and harbor measures, and bridge construction approvals amid ongoing debates on appropriations and impeachment chatter.
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Wasmisaton Crryo
Senate
Edmunds
Lafayette
Ind
Turpie
Indiana
Hoar
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Tiddall
Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Railway
United States
Duluth
Min
Idale
Washington Territory
Uulva
Des Moines
Iowa
Conference
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Arnot
House
Rica
Oecurs
Missouri River
Kansas City
Omaha
Mississippi
Keokuk
Fifty Disgusted Statesmen Fight for Tiny Bills in Congress
The Star depicts the closing days of a session with lawmakers vexed by failing attempts to pass small measures. Members clutch papers, shout for the Speaker, and await titles as fifty muffed opportunities pass. Holman signals “Iudgment” while familiar figures move to block the morning hour.
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Tharot
Wasninetoy City
House of Representatives
House
Mr. Speaker
Otty
Holman
Congress Marks Progress in Second Session Measures
Washington reports the Forty-ninth congress has begun busy work with several credited achievements. Legislation includes presidential succession, merchant marine, a new national library building, reduced money order fees, returning land grants to the public domain, and navy rehabilitation funding. The present session adds lands in severality to Indians, extended free delivery, trade dollar redemption, interstate commerce commission law, and labor arbitration act.
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Fiee
Washington City
Machinery and voter costs in New York elections
A March report outlines the legal machinery costs for New York elections, noting total annual expenditures around $201,000 with presidential-year additions. It details district leaders and party payoffs to secure votes, totaling about $811,000 in gadgets and influence, plus payments to aldermen and campaign staff. The piece references mayoral and county figures, the Broadway franchising vote, and various state offices, with implications on campaign financing and voter turnout.
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Blang
Treasury
Ravenna
New York
Commonwealth Club
Tagosta
Metropolitan
William ML
Monay
Phtk
New York City
Hiram
Freaaury
Othid Temimany Hinll
Boxides
Ts Anid
Abndoin Rolly
Gyime
Aldormimnis Chs Ware
Eat
Congress
Isteiet
Turtleln
Inyo
Vomptrolley
Hewitt
Pines
Demver
Paniinaiy Hall
Mudson
Wwiniwany
Feving
Genie
Lash Tan
Lyvdys
Kiw
Afty-wix
SONY
Ineygely Incron
Recognizing Robertson and Michigan Democrats Nominate
Indiana report notes a Democratic resolution in the house backing Robertson as lieutenant governor amid a Texas style contest, with Republicans voting with Democrats to recognize Robertson. Michigan convenes voters and outlines ticket choices as Greenbacks wait in Lansing. mayoral races form amid party alignments.
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Ind
House
Roberts
Denocratia
Duarboro County
Senate
General Assembly
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Robertson
Raco Eniaed
Vuter
Turpie
Vonpress
Nut
Jong
Roberto
Bertin
Fowler
Joint
Gpankar
Tha Doorkapper
Michigan
Dern
Mich
Lansing
Supreme Justice
Levi “B Griffin
Loupe
Charles Il Camp
Regents of the State University
Hayley Breen
Bull W. Sprague
Maine Mighty Day Passes in Assembly Provisions Tighten Liquor Law
A bill approved by the Missouri assembly tightens liquor control, barring municipalities from licensing delivery, banning sale of wine and porter, and requiring a state official to be bonded. It also details salary, costs, and penalties, with broader implications for licensing and enforcement. The report also notes drastic snow disruption in Canada and other local stories including a banking dispute and college resignations.
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Avausta
Hell
United States
Canada
Ottawa
House
O'Connor
Shields
Yates
Senate
Lill
Boston
Mays
Allen
Supreme Court
Uuit
Court of Massachusetts
Morestora
George BE
Vincence
Plain Court
Order of Massachusetts
Tale Uinlor
Forty Victims In Tombighas Steamer Disaster
A steamship named Vereda Davie wrecked near Catneavdila on a Tombighas voyage. Twenty passengers were among the victims. Capt. S. Aton perished. The ship, valued at 825,000 and insured, burned three miles below Galen. List of lost crew and passengers includes Mrs. WH Home and three children, Jute Rembert and two children, and others. Rescue and exact fate of many remain unknown.
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Tombighas Uhvar
Beatty
Vranes
Momaad
Ghidnae
Bueno “Meaday
Catneavdila
Om. Highoo
Parsons Pariah
Gard
Galen
Burnad
Aton
Jute Rembert
Stack
Ife
Demopolis
Explosion at Beaubrun Colliery Traps Sixty One Men
March 2 a gas explosion at Beaubrun colliery in Saint Knomia district caused many to be buried. Rescue teams pulled out six survivors and sixteen dead, while attempts continued for others feared trapped.
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Ilunwa
Fe Dent
Thera Hatombad
Mani
Beaubrun
St. Knomia
Ol Ghose Corby
Abi Sixtegn
Alforts
Illinois State Fair location decision surprises locals
March reports show the state board of agriculture chose Olney Illinois as the state fair site for the next two years. Olney, a town of about 6,000, lobbied heavily with bonds. the decision hints at a possible shift toward permanent Chicago location discussions amid legislative debates on policy and funding.
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State Board of Ugeleultiva ‘L'Yveaday
Olney
Illy
Avery
Ita Polley
Jose
Southwestern
Trinoty
Chicago
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